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is
your
opportunity
to
take
advantage
of
our
many
super
bargains
in
short
end
lines.
While
They
Last
Family
shoe
store
ltD,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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TAJLY
EDITION
Saturday,
September
14,
1940.
The
"Politician
with
a
Notebook,"
writing
in
Maclean's
Magazine,
speculates
as
to
what
will
be
the
effect
of
the
appointment
of
the
joint
board
of
defense.
He
suggests
it
will
mean
"stronger
and
more
modern
fortifications
for
Halifax,
St.
John
and
Sydney
on
the
Atlantic
and
for
Victoria,
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Pacific"
and
also
"The
immediate
completion
of
the
Alaska
Highway."
AMERICAN
FEAR
The
people
of
the
United
States
are
more
afraid
of
Hitler
than
are
the
people
of
Canada.
They
are
showing
it
in
many
ways
and
especially
through
the
passing
of
the
recent
conscription
measure
which
is
more
stringent
than
that
coming
into
force
in
Canada.
Saturday
Night
speaks
of
the
Canadian
law
as
simply
a
gesture
whereas
the
United
States
has
the
real
thing.
People
on
this
continent
have
never
before
had
any
idea
that
their
country
might
be
invaded.
Evidently
they
don't
like
the
idea.
j
NEWS
OF
SUCCESSES
The
news
of
British
successes
in
Germany
are
much
slower
coming
through'
than
are
the
German
bombings
of
Britain,
At
first
they
are
very
sketchy.
Hours
later
when
the
Department
of
Information
has
had
time
to
study
the
records
of
the
pilots
whp
carried
out
the
raids,
slight
information
is
given
to
the
public,
The
Germans
say
almost
nothing
of
their
losses
so
it
is
very
difficult
to-
ascertain
what
the
situation
in
Germany
is
like.
TERRIBLE
COMMUNISTS
Down
east
it
is
said
that,
if
a
person
is
generally
known
to
be
a
Communist,
he
is
liable
to
be
interned.
That
is
hardly
fair
to
the
Communists.
Many
thousands
of
people
who
held
pro-German
-views
a
year
ago
have
now
changed
their
minds.
Gradually
it
has
come
to
them
that
anv
system
such
as
that
now
in
Germany
is
not
one
to
be
desired,
in.
a
democracy.
Communists
have
changed
their
minds
as
well
as
others.
People
in
Prince
Rupert
who
called
themselves
Communists
probably
did
not
realize
what
it
meant
but
they
have
had
opportunities
of
learning
since
last
year.
They
were
mostly
either
ignorant
or
dis
appointed
people
who
were
easily
led
to
believe
that
they
were
ill-used
or
that
it:
they
could
upset
the
present
system
they
would;
be
better
off
'than
they
ar..
today
a
fallacy,
of
course.
'
It'fl
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
Newe
that
the
people
ox
the
whole
district
are
doing
tba
same.
A
little
British
girl
is
shown
contributing
to
the
Red
Cross
fund
after
paying
her
admission
to
view
a
German
tlessrszhml
plane
wtuch
w
is
hot
down
near
Croydon.
It
seems
the
Germans
bombed
Croydon,
so
now
Croydon
is
nelping
Br.
tain
by
aiding
the
Red
Cross
and
also
monies
are
being
collected
from
sightseers
who
view
the
plane,
to
buy
a
Spitfire.
Spectators
pay
sixpence
w
look
at
it
and
the
fund
goes
to
the
Croydon
Spit
fire
fund.
THANKSGIVING
DAY
Monday,
October
14,
has
beenj
designated
as
Thanksgiving
Day'
in
Canada
this
year.
As
usual,
it
will
n
rmhl!
hnlirtav
1
LOYAL
MUSLIMS
'PTR
RAI.R
C.hean
PERSONAL
Booklet.
M.
C.
C,
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg
Oldest
In
Canada,
No
agents.
WANTED
REPORT
ON
CARNIVAL
Continued
Irom
Psrc
Onei
our
moral,
physical
and
financial
actual
direct
"profit
of
$528.45
was
support,
ceciarea
me
neaa
01
ine
made
on
these
games.
Madras
District
Muslim
League.
CI
S3
IF
1
1
0
FOR
SALE
rrwn
r.
.
.
tl
T
T
1
1
I
C
Z
11
f
showed
a
loss
of
'-$4.90
on
operation,
due,
as
before
mentioned,
to
the
fact
that
it
broke
down
on
the
second
third
nights'
and
had
less
than
50
per
cent
of
the
revenue
which
it
chesterfield
would
probably
have
had
had
it
least
twice
what
I
had
expected
It
to.
In
actual
operation
it
proved
slow
to
operate
and
it
was
only
I
when
the
operators
changed
their
plan
cf
operation
that
this
game
HYGIENE
AND
SANITARY
SUP-
nowe(l
a
reasonable
return.
It,
PLIES
for
men
and
women,
however,
provided
a
certain
amount
Write
for
latest
price
list,
and
of
Beneral
entertainment
for
the
receive
Free
Novelty
premium,
spectators.
Buy
confidentially
by
mail
and
"The
wheeIs
and
bing0
had
a
save.
Western
Supply,
Box
667,
l
&ro"
"venue
of.
$1246.40,
of
which
Vancouver,
B.
C.
S.
15)
.approximately
$800
was
returned
to
-'the
public
In
prizes.
One
of
the
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Klndergar-.
wheels
operated
at
a
loss
of
ap-ten
with
our
help.
Canadian
proximately
$20
on
the
second
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl-
night,
instead
of
a
profit
of
around
peg.
Manitoua.
.'$80.
In
the
rush
of
startinsr
new
'
I
.
...U
,U
.1..
J,!,..
NOW
IS
THE
TIME
TO
GET
c
n"'
w
GOVERNMENT
lob
as
Clerk'"'1'
Bames-1
WM
P"aoiy
not
sui-Postman,
Customs
Clerk,
Steno,
f"c,ientlv
exPllclt
ln.18lvt1ff
.them
'
their
instructions
and
the
tickets
on
Dominion-wide
etc.
Three
exams
held
since
war
began.
Free.
u"5
.w"eei
were
?
ai
0
lor
"?.,n-
sieau
ot
uiree
numoers
on
one
uck-et
for
25c.
"The
first
night's
operation
of
the
Carnival
was
greally
hampered
by
the
failure
of
the
Power
Company's
transformer
on
the
line
outside
the
building.
Our
gross
revenue
on
this
DOMESTIC
help
wanted.
Elderly'
nlght
was
undoubtedly
reduped
by
person
preferred
but
not
essen
tial.
Phone
Blue
336.
tf,
SALES
HELP
&
AGENTS
LOST
approximately
$400
due
to
this
power
failure.
Suggestions
for
Future
"For
future
Carnivals,
I
would
make
the
following
sueeestioas:
WE
are
now
appointing
spare
time
"That
a
five-day
Carnival
be
put
Christmas
Card
salespeople,
men
0n
instead
of
three
days.
The
ma-and
women.
Two
sample
books
Jorlty
of.
the
general
expenses
would
one
wltli
fifty
designs
at
a
dol-
remain
constant
and
I
believe
that,
lar
a,
dozen
and
the
other
with
by
having
some
special
attraction
over
sixty
designs
at
two
dollars
tor
each
night,
the
Interest
pould
be
per
dozen.
Generous
commls-
kept
up
sufficiently
for
the
five
sjon,s.
Also
complete
line
of
box-
days
as
to
show
very
close
to
the
ed
assortments,
tags
and
seals.
same
dally
turnover
as
on
the
3-Apply
for
sample
book
today.
:
day
Carnival
Our
aim:
good
values
and
friend-.
preparations
for
the
Carnl-
CUrU,f
r!lce"
FiemlV
,
va
be
star'ed
at
least
six
weeks
be-Art.
!
Guild,
576
Seymour
St
fore
the
date
set.
Vancouver,
"That
a
purchasing
committee
bo
set
pp
to
handle
all
purchases
In
a
business-like
manner
rather
than
LOST
200
feet
half
Inch
rope
In
the
haphazard
manner
I
was
with
one
single
and
one
double
forced,
for
lack
of
time,
to
use
In
pulley
attached.
Phona
Black
this
case.
....
.....
508.
(217)
"And
last
but
probably
most
1m-
j
.portant.
that
all
organizations
connected
with
the-
Carnival
be
urged
paid
for.
All
prizes
given
at
the
oi
eggs,
its
xas
tneyre
airaia
rado
beetle
pest,
Auother
ihm
Carnival
were
bought
from
local
they'll
be
boiled.
If
they
don't,"
him
crushed
between
i.utcrackei'.
merchants
and
paid
for
at
retail
was
hl
startling
reply
to
her
In-
.
,
prices
less
10
per
cent
which,
con-
Wilry.
slderipg
the
volume
and
the
fact
mn
,
,
ly
New,
n
v
that
no
effort
was
required
of
the
n8
'P
results.
sulu
u...
i
i
iuciv.itaiiu
in
tenuis
uicse
kuuuj,
rvtt
onr,
neuiuuiau
uiaiiu,
.
.
..
.
.
ln
olmln.
T
ir.h
...
tl,,t
t
bedroom
suites
and
household
e
n'?
'e"e;
hr'l'ZLZtJ
furniture.
Phone
Armour.
78.
tf.
FOR
SALE
Cary
Safe.
Price
$60.
Dally
News.
tf,
FOR
SALE
5
rooms
and
bath.
317
8th
Ave.
West.
(218)
suite
and
other
articles.
2225
At-
been
In
continuous
operation.
This
fli!)J?sl0"'
u
was
decided
to
Invert
.
t9
nnfl
rt
(Via
m
a..
U
ITT
lln
Avenue.
(217)
game
was
put
in
prlmariy
as
a
T.
'
"
"
"4C
"ejr
m
war
txjan
There's
snmethinp
to
remember
about
this
writer.!
ment.
M.
M.
Stephens.
(217)
He
is
sometimes
right,
so
he
may
be
right
this
time
or
he
may
not
At
any
rate
the
speculation
is
interesting.
"A
nrofit
of
$13.40
was
made
on
an
investment
of$28.10
on
the
carnival
novelty.booth.
"In
our
profits,
I
suppose
we
,
should
also
show
a
generous,
unsolicited
donation
6f
$50
made
by
the
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
"In
the
following
summary
of
our
success
or
otherwise,
with
the
various
lines
of
endeavour,
all
crltl-
rism
meant
to
be
constructive
carnival
attraction
and
it
Is
bellev
usual
custom,
no
canvas
for
donations
from
merchants
was
madr.
The
wedding
gifts
presented
by
the
nnrt
fnr
numoses
of
future
refer-
showed
a
reasonable
return
to
the
Dunner
ana
snooting
gaiiery
&uuw-
I
merchants.
ed
an.
actuar'loss.
The
debunkere
nve
a
service
to
future
carnival
committees
and
that
next
year,
conditions
being
as
they
are
at
present,
an
even
more
successful
Carnival
could
be
put
on."
Reports
were
heard
from
committee
chairmen
and.
after
some
bonds
and
that
the
present
com-
FOR
SALE;
4th
Ave.
W.
Modern
ed
tnat
u
well
served
lts
purpose
mittee
would
be
permanent
until
home.
3
bedrooms,
condition,
$2500
all
cash.
$2600
terms.
5th
Ave.
W.
duplex
apartments.
5
rooms
each,
Mod
ern,
earn
"Jit
and
eave
good
value
for
Its
total
loss
cost
of
$56.21.
"The
shooting
gallery
was
an
ex-
$3500.
Make
savings
your
ccnstruction
alicuUfes,
cost
at
iiiumcr
was
cnosen
to
replace
It.
The
paraphernalia
is
to
be
stored
until
next
year
and
not
loaned
to
iny
other
organization
so
that
it
may
be
available
when
required.
COST
IS
SMALL
ELSIE
F.
HEAPS
A.T.C.M.
Teacher
of
Piano
and
Theory.
Experienced
In
all
Grades.
A.T.C.M.
Successes.
Special
Training
in
Beginner's
Class
Work
Phone
BLUE
997
Claises
Open
September
3rd
Our
Famous
Edton
Alberta
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Bulkley
Valley
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Bulkier
Valley
Wheat
and
?
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and
FERTILIZERS
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
rhone
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bnd
558
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sure
you
telephone
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if
you
wish
the
Dally
News
de-
'
livered
regularly
at
your
home
or
place
of
business.
The
price
Is
only
50c
a
month.
Everything
in
Novelties
At
2
!
Eva's
Novelty
j
SHOP
625
3rd.
Ave.
West
Saturday,
Septembe.
tAQX
TWO
ONE
WAY
OF
FINANCING
THE
WAR
AND
THE
RE
D
CROSS
Man
in
the
Moon
NEW
SUP'T
I!
in
riA
,
Extra
Special
l
Evidently
the
Hitlerites
think
;tbat.
if
they
could
ellmlna
the
,
M
invasion
of
.
Britain.
.
Kin,
the
c-4..-ri.t
Nova
Scotia
would
be
easier.
They
have
an-'other
Tonlfht
toTUt
CLEARANCE
SALE
think
coming.
-
i
marge
or
Hospital
Mis."
Margaret
Jamie
Now
boys,
straighten
your
back,
"'v-
;
"
'
'
snuare
vbur
shoulders
shoulders
and
and
keep
keep
-?rnve.
...-.vu.,,,,,,
n
ine
?
on
'
R
tob
Broken
Line
your
chins
up.
Wel&hall
make,
fm
B0'
to
men
of
you
yet.
'
.
,
'
tendenVgf
the
Prince
Rupert
Oea-
This
is
about
the
last
Chance
to'
c.ral
HfPal-.ln
successi.
to
m
eet
in
on
the
war
loan
that
U
J""'.'?WM)-
H.
Bed.
going
to
lick
Hitler.-
:"ra'
b
W
,
Runert
shortlv
to
take
im
fonn....
The
Germany
starte
mKZSS
"
!
CAU'
'
"Oh.
doctor.
I
have
sent
for
you.
;cth0,a"l)lp
Ule
!but
still
I
must,
confess
I
have
g'w:
"
jnot
th
surest
faith
In
modern
Sffi'nt?
Z
7?
1
'n'
0n,-ir'a
0fl
medical
science-
f
,th
a,a,t
!
"Well,"
said
the
doctor,
"that
"?pltal
r
f!'J'
Wt
matter
in
the
least.
You
11"
"
7
Mea"
W
a
mule
has
no
faith
in
th-
sf!U
Brampton,
0nt.
veterinary
surgeon!
yet
the
mule
l0,
.
8he
ha
bad.
iiDOcitt,
gets
cured
Just
the
same."
-enepej.
in
an
adrnn
;
-r.u
a.
parity
in
New
York
as
we:,
as,
in
the
"I
understand
your'
husband
U
M"mm,f
n
hM
a
good
amateur
actor?"
Well,
youH
see
for
yourself.
to
take
a
more
active
part
in
pre-
Hell
b
here
In
a
moment
to
ex-paring
and
operating
the
Carnival
.plain
why
he
wasn't
In
for
dln-"I
l
wish
wisn
to
to
sincerely
sincerely
thank
mans
all
au
ner.
ner."
acting
lady
superintendent
of
the
OUce
Bay
Hospital
in
Uova
Scotii
Mlu
Harrison
has
been
Udy
sap.
eln.tendent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hnnnvnl
lTnanll
a
I
M
k
Phorom
were
made.
These
should
'Z
T.
...
.
'
"
,
have
bn
approximately
$12.
leav-
those
who
so
ably
assisted
In
put-
f
"V
ht
h..T
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